Posts Tagged ‘Ranking algorithms’

April 21st, 2009 - 1:13 pm § in SEO & marketing

Over-optimised sites nullified

A very useful and eye-opening paper crossed my desk called “Nullification test collections for web spam and SEO” by Jones and Ramesh, Hawking and Craswell from Canberra University in Australia. They want to encourage the compilation of a large corpus for adversial IR research. CMU are bu[...]

February 25th, 2009 - 2:35 pm § in Information retrieval, Ranking algorithms, Semantic web

New ranking algorithms

Ranking algorithms are changing a great deal at the moment.  Before, like HITS and PageRank they looked at how websites and pages were connected and used any information they could gather from those to use as variables.  Nowadays we’re seeing research papers come out focusing on how the sema[...]

July 12th, 2008 - 1:00 am § in Uncategorized

Google talk about ranking

Google posted an article on their blog about their ranking algorithms. Amit Singhal (in charge of the ranking team at Google) writes about the “no query left behind principle where all queries are dealt with efficiently, how they work very hard to keep the system as simple as possible without [...]





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